A total of 137,395 in-person and mail-in ballots have been cast in Harris County more than halfway through the 10-day early voting period ahead of the March 3 primary election.

In the Democratic primary for the position of County Judge of Harris County, Annise Parker leads Letitia Plummer among likely voters by a 21 percentage point margin (46% to 25%), with Matt Salazar in third place with 5% and 24% undecided.

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Former Mayor Annise Parker, a Democrat, and Republican Orlando Sanchez are leading their tickets in the primary elections for Harris County judge.

While 54% of likely Republican voters said they were not sure who they would support in the March 3 primary, 21% intend to support Orlando Sanchez, compared to 10% for Marty Lancton. Forty-six percent of likely Democratic voters intend to vote for Parker,

HARRIS COUNTY, Texas — Harris County voters will play a large role in deciding both the Democratic and Republican U.S. Senate primaries in March, and new polling shows competitive races on each side, with sharp demographic divides shaping the contests.

Harris County faces a lawsuit claiming its current voting system is not accessible for people with disabilities, especially those with reading and writing challenges.